RED AND HOT!!! LOADED BLAZER IS HERE!!! ONLY 65,000 MILES!!! POWER SEAT!!! BACK UP CAMERA!!! AND MORE!!! PLEASE HURRY!!! PRICED BELOW MARKET!!! WILL NOT LAST LONG!!!The Blazer name has a storied past within the walls of General Motors. It started as an SUV variant of Chevrolet's full-size trucks, before moving to the smaller S-10 pickup chassis in the early '80s. After being mothballed for a decade and a half, the nameplate was resurrected just last year, but the modern iteration is much different from its forebears.The 2020 Chevrolet Blazer is a midsize crossover better suited for on-road duty than its predecessors.There's no doubt about it: The modern Chevy Blazer is one of the most distinctive SUVs on the market. Its Camaro-inspired exterior immediately stands out among the long list of boxy, utilitarian competitors. The muscle car aesthetic carries over to the interior, which truly feels like a Camaro expanded to fit a much larger vehicle. If you just want a powerful SUV that looks good, stop reading now and run to your nearest bowtie dealer.If you want a functional interior, however, you might consider something else. The aggressive design that makes the Blazer look so darn good comes at the cost of rear headroom and cargo room. The Blazer also shares one of the Camaro's worst aspects: impaired rear visibility. You'll definitely want to upgrade to at least the 1LT trim with the Convenience and Driver Confidence package to get the blind-spot monitor, which we consider a must-have for the Blazer.Though it doesn't have the off-road prowess of older models, the latest Blazer is more in line with current consumer preferences and offers something unique in a field of bland crossovers. However, it's not as practical as rivals. The Honda Passport another new SUV with a throwback name gives up some style but is much more usable everyday. We also like the Jeep Grand Cherokee. It's not the newest kid on the block, but it too has a distinctive look and is more comfortable for passengers.